La tradizione cristiana e il ";trascendentalismo della prassi"; nella riflessione di Dal Pra. La presenza di Vasa e l'assenza di Martinetti.

Le livre Jeux d’échelles. La microanalyse à l’expérience, paru en 1996 sous la direction de Jacques Revel, a été traduit en Italie en 2006 par les éditions de la Viella sous le titre Giochi di Scala. La microstoria alla prova dell ‘esperienza. Cette occasion a semblé propice à un retour historiographique et épistémologique sur l’expérience microhistorique entre la France et l’Italie. Il s’agit d’entrecroiser les réflexions d’un historien français et d’un philosophe italien, pour chercher à mettre en évidence, à distance, (...) les présupposés théoriques de la microhistoire, et à mesurer les déplacements opérés. (shrink)

Enrico Berti has had a profound influence on the birth and development of Italian studies in ancient philosophy. His sizable work has shaped a great part of Italian studies on Aristotle and other ancient philosophers. To celebrate him and express their gratitude for his work, some of his disciples, under the impulse of the late Franco Volpi, have brought together a volume in his honour, requesting the participation of some foreign scholars particularly close to him. The volume comprises essays (...) by Pierre Aubenque, Jonathan Barnes, Terence H. Irwin, Tomás Calvo-Martínez, Jaap Mansfeld, Pierre Pellegrin, Gerhard Seel and Alejandro G. Vigo. The main themes are Aristotle's metaphysics and practical philosophy. A Selected Bibliography by E. Berti himself completes the volume."--Publisher's website. (shrink)

Abstract. This paper discusses Kelsen's attempt at reducing the concept of subjektives Recht (what is subjectively right) to that of objektives Recht (what is objectively right). This attempt fails, it is argued, because in Kelsen's theory the concept of subjektives Recht survives concealed within the concept of individual norm (individuelle Norm), a norm that, pace Kelsen, is not a case of what is objectively right (objektives Recht) but is precisely what is subjectively right (subjektives Recht): We could call it "what (...) is individually right.". (shrink)